Target Stock News

As Black Friday's reach now extends to Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and even the entire month of November in some cases, so too do retail sales.

Target remains undervalued despite market rallies, with a pronounced valuation discount driven by tariff fears and operational stagnation. TGT faces ongoing revenue stagnation, margin compression from tariffs and inflation, and cautious management guidance, with little optimism for near-term growth. While operational challenges persist, historical patterns suggest further downside is limited, a...

The Fed will release its October-meeting minutes on Wednesday, as chances of a December quarter-point rate cut have declined. Companies in the spotlight include Klarna, Medtronic, TJX, and more.

Target's sales have stalled and this has put pressure on profits. The company is growing some promising revenue streams, pointing to potentially brighter days ahead.

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Earnings from artificial intelligence giant Nvidia and retail leaders Walmart, Target, and Home Depot highlight this week's calendar. Investors will also watch for impacts from the reopening of the government after a 43-day work stoppage, the longest in U.S. history.

Target is rated a "Buy," supported by attractive valuation, strong free cash flow, and a robust 5% dividend yield. TGT faces challenges from a K-shaped economy, management transition, and fierce competition, but remains positioned between high- and low-end shoppers. Technical analysis highlights long-term support in the $85-$90 range and bullish RSI divergence, suggesting potential upside if su...

Target has seen its in-store sales decline, while its digital sales have increased. Target's membership and advertising businesses have shown promising growth.